Saturday, May 21, 2011

VIP treatment in Muntinlupa

Special treatment for VIP's and other inequalities have been in practice in state penitentiaries for a long time, one Roman catholic priest said... "There's a culture of impunity where if one is rich, influential and powerful, one can get away from detention, such as what has happened to ex-Batangas Gov. Antonio Leviste and former Zamboangadel Norte Rep. Romeo Jalosjos". When you go to prison there is no equal treatment; there's VIP treatment as Bishop Pedro Arigo said over the Church-owned radio veritas.

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